Xavier at Blaze Labs has just uploaded 2 interesting NASA files, which
give further strong evidence AGAINST the standard view of a mostly
hydrogen sun, and/or of hydrogen fusing into helium being the only
important nuclear reaction-- and which NASA has removed from public view
(for whatever unknown reason). To see these, you must sign up for the
Blaze Labs Y! group.
Heavy metals, particularly iron, have been confirmed by a NASA solar
mission, squirting out of the sun in Solar Flares in amounts which are
up to 10,000 times higher than predicted. The results are evidence in
favor of Xavier's EMRP gravity theory, and the iron-rich sun model.
BUT there is another (less clear) implication to this ...
... which Xavier did not mention yet (for good reason), and which might
have relevance to LENR in condensed matter on earth: that being the
possibility that hydrogen and isotopes - when in a quasi-BEC state where
there are at least 28 atoms of D2 in one matrix cavity (which is
possible in a quasi [i.e. temporary] - condensed state) will fuse all
the way into iron in one step (by way of 56Ni).
This route via nickel is a commonly seen cosmological path to iron, as
it involves a favored "magic number' of nucleons, but it is presumed to
happen via heavier intermediaries, instead of one direct step, which is
probably true in the Nova. But not necessarily in the Pd matrix. The
nickel quickly decays to 56Fe.
The problem with this having relevance to the sun is that unlike LENR
experiments where pure D2 is used, the possibility of having all
deuterium in the suns' core is slight... even if - in the gravity field
of the sun's core the deuterium might on occasion (if present) be forced
into a quasi-BEC state even at the enormous temperatures. That
happenstance, as remote as it seems, would involve invoking Frank
Grimer's notion of "compreture".
At any rate - every possibility should be examined, in light of the
implications of these findings - and this posting is but one
first-impression which cropped up, and admittedly might not stand up to
closer scrutiny.
Under any circumstances, however, the mostly-hydrogen sun is not
supposed to expel heavy metals in flares in the standard model.
Consequently, the cynic might opine that the satellite findings are
apparently just too much for NASA, as they break so many established
'laws' and notions that the mainstream decided to restrict pubic access,
and sweep the problem under the carpet... and if pressed, NASA will
likely rationalize and say that they suspect instrument failure of some
kind on the satellites, and for that reason withdrew the papers.
...how long will they even be available on the Blaze Y! group in this
era of the so-called 'Patriot's Act' ?
Jones
